Ukraine has not officially rejected the 28-point peace plan

Ukraine has not officially rejected the 28-point peace plan, but its officials have denied approving it and emphasized that any final agreement must respect Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The plan reportedly includes concessions from Ukraine, such as limiting its military size and potentially ceding territory, which are unacceptable to Kyiv, and Ukrainian officials have stated they will not approve a deal that compromises their nation's interests. 

• Official denials: A Ukrainian security official denied approving the plan, stating his role was technical and he lacked the authority to approve any points.
• Unacceptable terms: The plan reportedly requires Ukraine to make concessions, including potentially ceding territory and limiting its military, which are considered "red lines" by Ukrainian officials, reports NBC News and Al Jazeera.
• President's stance: President Zelenskyy has stated that Ukraine will not betray its national interests and faces a "very difficult choice," according to RFERL and CBC News.
• Conditions for review: Ukraine has stated it will review the plan, but will not accept the recognition of Russian-occupied territories.
• Broader concerns: Many European countries have expressed concern that the plan could set a dangerous precedent by rewarding Russia's aggression, says NBC News.